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By Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge June 20, 2008
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As a professional Realtor who specializes in helping people find the home of their dreams, I'm always eager to share resourses that can help consumers just like you make the best financial decisions for their family. It's a privilege to help people invest in their future and find the home of their dreams. Often times, it is the down payment that can be a sticking point. This week I'll share with you some powerful ways you can save. Tip #1: et in the know. Like any good budget or savings plan, the first place to start is to determine where you are NOW in relation to your credit score, your monthly bills and assets by contacting a trusted mortgage professional to see how much home you q ualify for, and how much you'll need to save to purchase your home. We can help you take a look at things like credit scores, loan requirements and interest rates now so that you can be simultaneously doing ALL the right things during this savings period to ensure the most favorable rate and terms. Don't hesitate to call on me if I can be of help. ...read more
By Maria Hardy-Cooper, Realtor January 04, 2013
Certified Technology specialist (CTS) Program InfoComm International and the United Veterans Learning Centers (UVLC) are pleased to announce the launch of a new education program focused on training veterans for jobs in the AV industry. In a thorough six-week program designed to enhance the capabilities possessed by many veterans, the trainees will be exposed to the employment possibilities of the AV industry, and will receive preparation for the Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) certification exam. (CTS) is the only ANSI/ISO certification in the Audiovisual (AV) industry. This is a professional certification that covers key job tasks related to this industry, as well as sets the standard that the industry is striving towards. This program is set up to take veterans through the key job tasks within the AV industry and to prepare them for the CTS exam, giving them both hands on experience as well as theoretical knowledge. Class starts January, 2013 Introduction to AV Industry and Fundamentals AV Math Event Setup and Customer Support Etiquette AV Design and Documentation Hands on System Installation Partnership Info: http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/32208.htm Sponsor a Hero: http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/35272.htm Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter (@UVLCDC) Please contact Chris Anderson Outreach/Enrollment Coordinator HM3 (SS) Navy Veteran canderson@uvlc.org C) 301-806-6509 ...read more
By United Veterans Learning Center December 26, 2012
We've all been warned not to judge a book by its cover but ... consumers do anyway. Well-chosen improvements can draw buyers into the home and add value. Both the facade and yard should say,"This house is loved." Touch up Painted Surfaces. Remove peeling paint and repaint the affected areas.Perk up a Front Porch. Add large seasonal flowers in big pots, planted window boxes, a new welcome mat, and some comfy furniture or clean the upholstery of the current. Repaint or stain worn wooded floorboards in a color that complements the facade and door.Make Windows Sparkle. Use garden hose to wet outside windows before washing; it helps loosen dirt. Second or third-story windows may need professional help.Clean Dirty Masonry. Use a nylon brush and avoid cleansers that damage color and finish.Paint Gutters to Match Trim. Be sure to get an enamel paint that will adhere to metal.Illuminate Exterior. Too many lights make a walkway look like an airport runway. But a home should look safe and attractive.Tidy Landscaping. Remove dead trees and leaves, prune overgrown shrubs, edge beds, and plant seasonal flowers.*Most ImportantlyaFront Doorshould be clearly visible since it's the entry and focal point for prospects. A polished knocker adds cachet.That this is a tough home market is not new news. Getting back to basics and paying attention to the details of cleaning, repairing, replacing and refreshing your home, may be all that's needed to take a home from a questionable "clunker" to a sought-after classic.Need more ideas to improve the value of your home? When you're ready for real estate help, give me a call ... I can help bring the buyers to your door._______________________________________________________________________________________*Source: Barbara Ballinger -www.Realtor.org ...read more
By Maria Hardy-Cooper, Realtor May 15, 2011
The US Military ranking system is considered the most important factor in determining how the military is organized and run. The system is divided into three types: enlisted, warrant officer and officer. The rank of each service member determines their benefits, job function and salary. ...read more